Sentence examples for town shoot from inspiring English sources

The bent gothic spires of the town shoot up onto the screen, and perspective is played with -- playfully.

"In the early days, they didn't want the camp workers in town because they would bring with them all you would imagine in the Wild West: come into town, shoot up the town and head back out," said Stephen Ross, the president of Devonian Properties, which began buying local land in 2000.

Thousands of residents fled when the insurgents entered the town, shooting from pickup trucks and motorcycles.

The residents mingled in the church courtyard this morning after Hezbollah rode through their town shooting in the air.

Mr. Grazer is delighted with the way Slim Pickens plays the scene in which he describes to Lamar how he and the others will roar into town, shooting and pillaging.

All it takes is a flicker of eye contact and a gun battle duet -- the two fastest guns in town shooting a murderer side by side at the same split second.

You might defend an area against soldiers coming ashore from a battleship in the harbor, or parachute into a town, shooting at enemy soldiers waiting for you on the ground.

Bogart appeared in some 80 films, which ranged from the 1928 short "The Dancing Town," shot at Paramount's Astoria studios while he was still appearing on Broadway, to his final role, as a sports publicist who belatedly discovers his conscience, in Mark Robson's "Harder They Fall" (1956).

The number of pilgrims and visitors to the town shot up after the demolition of the mosque, boosting the local economy.

When that didn't work, they utilized Gaddafi's trademark tactic of driving around town, shooting at random civilians.

The "Personal Shopper" actress was in town shooting a new movie and stopped for a drink at a restaurant, Pizzeria Gusto, where the reception was being held.